Studica at The Education Show: Inspiration & Innovation

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The Education Show 2016

Our Studica UK office will be taking part in the upcoming Education Show at the National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham, England from Thursday, 17th of March through Saturday, 19th of March. This annual event brings together 10,000 visitors representing schools from primary through university. Together they discuss innovative ideas, discover new resources and share insights regarding learning and education. If you are looking to inspire … Read More

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Makeblock: Open-source Maker Sets for the 21st Century

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Makeblock: Open-source Maker Sets for the 21st Century

Often referred to as “Lego for adults”, Makeblock engages a builder’s fondness for construction sets with the application of technology. These sets are actually great for makers of all ages, because they are so easily and quickly put together. Like Lego, many Makeblock sets use a construction process that allows each piece to slot together without the need for nuts … Read More

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Bett 2016: Studica Exhibits Best STEM Solutions

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BETT Show 2016 London

We are excited about Bett 2016! Bett is the world’s leading education technology event. Welcoming thousands from around the globe, this annual convention brings together experts in the industry and allows academic professionals to meet their peers from far and wide. With the rate that technology is growing, no classroom experiences full integration of the latest devices and advanced programs. … Read More

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Bring fischertechnik to Life with Scratch Programming

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Combine fischertechnik ROBO with the visual, easy-to-learn programming language, Scratch. It’s easy to control motors and light indicators instantly with mini-switches and phototransitors. With Scratch, you can program your fischertechnik robotic designs with simple tasks to complex projects. This programming language is specifically designed for students, ages 8 to 16. However, it is used by people of all ages from … Read More

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Robotics made easy as 1-2-3 with new Mini Bots set

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The new fischertechnik Education Mini Bots offer a unique approach to robotics by making it simple for children to learn. These clever robot models make it easy to follow lines and avoid obstacles. This one set can build action robots using actuators and sensors, such as IR trail searchers and push-buttons. The Mini Bot programs are saved on the fischertechnik electronics module and can … Read More

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Studica at The Skills Show for WorldSkills UK

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Our Studica’s UK office is hard at work preparing for the upcoming Skills Show  taking place on 19-21 November at NEC Birmingham in the United Kingdom. Come by and visit our representatives from Studica UK at Stand H19-44 to learn all about the latest technology in education solutions! The Skills Show The Skills Show is the United Kingdom’s largest career and skills … Read More

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New App and Launcher Accessory from Wonder Workshop

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Wonder Workshop’s Dash and Dot are some of our favorite robotic solutions for elementary classrooms. These fun robots are perfect for introducing young students to the world of robotics and coding. It is a great start to STEM in elementary education. With planned activities, free app downloads and a range of engaging accessories – what’s not to love? Wonder Workshop … Read More

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Studica Celebrates 30 Years of Business

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Studica is celebrating 30 years of uniting technology with education! This milestone is all in thanks to our dedicated customers and the incredible companies we’ve had the privilege to work with over the years. Education is constantly evolving with technology. We at Studica strive to stay on top of the trends and provide schools around the world with the best, … Read More

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